Extended Stay America Washington, D.C. - Fairfax

This place needs to spend a little money on new beds. The box spring was a queen and the bed a double. Come on people the main thing in a motel is the bed.

Being able to be on the first floor and also being near an exit was great for me. Sometimes I bring work with me and it is just easier to access the first floor. The room was spacious, albeit not the lap of luxury how. However, the room was warmly attired and the air worked as it was hot on the two days I stayed.

Hard to find. Street address for this is missleading. You have to leave the street of it's address to get to the entrance. Had to call desk and have them talk me in. They were very helpful. Desk persons had such heavy accents they were very hard to understand. This hotel had better accommodations than the Hyatt.

Whatever you do stay away from this place. The room smelled, the staff was terrible, paint on the carpet, burns in the chairs and bedspread. Checking out they would not give me a receipt.

Upon arrival I was promptly greeted and given my room. They were friendly and welcoming and accommodating. They offered to extend my checkout time so that I could wait for my business partner for an extra hour. Non smoking room requested but it smelled of smoker, not real bad smell, but some.

Rude staff. The clerk offered me bug spray when I told him thee where ants in the room. The room smelled musty and I would rather never stay there again if I could avoid it.

The location is great, but customer service was terrible. We asked for 3 rooms for graduation week in Fairfax. But they were overbooked and were sending us to their partner hotel, way off in Chantilly. Eventually, we traveled to 2 of their partner hotels before being told around midnight that our original hotel was available after all. I was not impressed.

Excellent in every way. As my wife and I travel I will now look for Extended Stay America motels.

This hotel is too far away from Dulles Airport.